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Potential Duplicate PRs Found

PR #28027 - fix(session): match Windows directory separators

• Very similar fix addressing Windows path separator issues in sessions

PR #28040 - fix(session): normalize session directory filters across path variants

• Related fix for normalizing session directory paths across variants

PR #26580 - fix: normalize Windows desktop session paths

• Related Windows session path normalization

PR #26463 - fix: normalize Windows session directory filters

• Similar Windows session path normalization fix

PR #23862 - fix: sessions missing from sidebar on Windows due to path separator mismatch

• Directly related to the same issue (missing sessions on Windows due to path separators)

The most likely candidates for duplicate work are #28027, #28040, and #23862, which all address Windows path separator issues in sessions. You may want to check if these PRs are already merged or if they overlap with the current PR #28165.

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